Inside Europe’s New Mega-Tunnel Under The Alps
Construction Docume... 10 Dec 2025
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The world's most dangerous demolition job
15 years on from the devastating earthquake and tsunami that caused one of the worst nuclear accidents in history, workers are still picking up the pieces at Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
Their target is to completely demolish and restore the site by 2051 and the hardest part is yet to come: the removal of melted fuel debris in the reactor cores. But can it be done in time?
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This is what London's car-free Oxford Street could look like
Almost a kilometre of the street will close to traffic as part of an initial trial on 26 October before a permanent design is installed in late 2027.
Saudi Arabia is shelving its $2.5BN NEOM Stadium
Saudi Arabia is quietly shelving the NEOM Stadium, according to Reuters, citing two sources familiar with the project. The 46,000 seat venue was due to be located more than 350 metres up on top of The LINE.
The B1M launches global movement to give construction cultural recognition
Millions of us already share the same mission. But The B1M has moved to give it a name, and turn it into a global movement that everyone can be part of.
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